You have to open up that image in a new tab the file name ends in .mkv but the codec says AVC so I really don't know. I am using ImToo Blu-ray Creator 2 which I paid $50 for so I am pretty ticked off. I couldn't use ImgBurn as a certificate and BDMV were not supplied. This really is my first time burning Blu-rays
Harmy said:
Maybe it would be a good idea to tell us which version (MKV or AVCHD) and how (using which software) are you burning, since this is indeed a unique issue - I even played the MKV on my Samsung standalone from an external HDD and had no such problem. And the AVCHD version or the MKV simply remuxed to m2ts should play in a PS3 as well. Also did you try playing it in VLC directly from the burned disc?
Not sure if it is mkv or AVC HD
I am having a unique issue where when I play the movie on my computer using VLC the audio has no problems but on my standalone the space battle begins about 30 seconds before the opening crawl disappears. Can someone help me out I am new to Blu-ray burning
I recently downloaded a copy of the despecialized star wars, empire, and return of the jedi and I am trying to put them on Blu-ray. Here is the problem when I view the files from off of my hard drive through VLC player all the audio matches up perfectly but when I watch it on Blu-ray I can hear the space battle begin before the opening crawl goes away.
I know that there is a known issue with the German and Spanish tracks being out of sync but not the English ones.
Another bit of possibly useful information is that all 16 tracks are equally out of sync
My computer and my playstation cannot play the move only my samsung standalone can and the audio sync issue is not occurring in the preview in my blu-ray burning software
I'm trying to find the guide for the imgburn software and I need a certificate and a BDMV folder can someone explain this to me? It does not look like either folders were included in the bittorrent downloads for all three movies
How are you guys viewing this movie are you just watching on your computer or do most of you burn copies to discs? What is better a DVD copy or a Blu-ray copy? What is the best way to package the discs? Do you guys put labels onto the discs or just leave them blank? I have heard of adhesive issues related to labels.